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0:00Welcome to day seven bastian click
0:04stepbystep 7-day training and we're
0:07finally at the end of our 7 day
0:11training. So, we've been working very
0:14hard since day one, and I want to make
0:17sure that everyone that is either
0:21listening to this live or you're
0:24watching the replay, make sure you go
0:26back to day one to day six because in
0:31each day, we covered important
0:34information that is going to be
0:38beneficial for your success. So watch
0:43every single video from beginning to
0:46end. Take notes. And I know that if you
0:50follow that, if you do what I'm telling
0:52you, you are going to start seeing
0:54better percentages on your Q banks, on
0:58your whatever Q bank that you're using,
1:01you were Kaplan, Archer,
1:04whatever, you're going to start seeing
1:06some drastic changes on your answers.
1:09And how do I know that? Well, I've been
1:12doing this for more than five years and
1:14I' I have seen the comments from other
1:18nurses like you watching this review
1:21that they have mentioned that it has
1:24helped them drastically.
1:28All right, Miss Franca, thank you for
1:31supporting our YouTube channel. You sell
1:33Nunes, thank you. You've been firm every
1:36single day you've been here. in our live
1:41review and you've been supporting our
1:43channel. So, I appreciate that. Thank
1:45you very much, Mariel Mo. Thank you,
1:49Mariel,
1:50for supporting our YouTube channel.
1:53Thank you all for helping us. So, day
1:57one, we talked about understanding the
2:00ENLEX world. You were able to see the
2:03difference between a recall and
2:06recognition style question.
2:09and an analysis and application style
2:12question. You were able to see what we
2:15call the five key factors of an ENLEX
2:18question and that gave you a
2:23founding step a good step forward in
2:27order to start analyzing this ENLEX
2:30style questions the right way. Then day
2:33two, day three and day four we focus on
2:36enclelex categories and we talked about
2:39each category and we practiced questions
2:43related to each of the enlex categories
2:47and then your critical thinking started
2:49changing during those days. Day five and
2:54day six. It was an awesome training
2:59because for two days we talked about
3:02prioritization.
3:03We talked about critical thinking. You
3:06learned about the when to call the
3:09doctor strategy. You learned about other
3:13very important strategies that if you
3:16have not seen it, you have to go back to
3:19day five. Day six yesterday.
3:23It was a wonderful training session. We
3:25talked about select all that applies. I
3:29know that selectto that apply style
3:31questions are very very uh difficult for
3:35you guys and I wanted to share some of
3:37my knowledge when it comes to selectto
3:41that apply questions. Thank you Mariel.
3:43Thank you Benita Vlet. Thank you for
3:46supporting our YouTube channel.
3:50Uh, I see some people from Kenya.
3:52Welcome. Welcome everyone from Kenya,
3:54the Philippines, Haiti. I know all over
3:58the world. We got nurses from all over
4:01the world. And I am so happy about that.
4:04I was uh looking at my YouTube channel
4:06yesterday night or the day before
4:08yesterday and I saw we had like more
4:11than 40 different countries that have
4:14been joining our YouTube channel and our
4:17YouTube videos. And I I am so thankful
4:20to God for that. I never thought that I
4:23was going to be able to do that. We
4:25focused so much for the past five years
4:28with the Spanish community and we've
4:33we've been doing great. We've we've done
4:35great and we are in in a lot of
4:37countries, a lot of Spanish countries
4:39around the world.
4:41But it's been four hardworking years.
4:45It's a It's taken us four years to grow
4:48that YouTube channel. I think he has
4:51right now about 4,500 subscribers, our
4:55Spanish YouTube channel. And we've been
4:57working for four years nonstop. And I've
5:01been so surprised that in less than two
5:05weeks, our Enclelex Crusade
5:08International channel jumped to almost
5:113,000 subscribers. And I'd like to thank
5:15you all for that. I know that you are
5:19liking the the content that I am
5:21providing, the information that I am
5:23providing and I am very grateful for
5:27that. There's gratitude in my heart and
5:30I will do everything I can to support
5:32this community and to help this
5:34community the same way we have been
5:36doing with our Spanish-sp speakaking
5:38nurses for more than four years.
5:42Thank you, Janetsi,
5:43for supporting our YouTube channel.
5:46Thank you very much, Alexandra Tronoso,
5:49like always been here every single day
5:53supporting our YouTube channel. Thank
5:55you very much. All right, so let's move
5:57forward because we have several things
6:00to talk about tonight and I want to give
6:04you guys an opportunity to ask questions
6:07as well. So, I will be monitoring the
6:10the chat as soon as we get to that
6:13session, the Q&A session. So, if it's
6:16okay with you guys, hold your questions
6:19until that part. That way, I can focus
6:22on the chat area and I can see all your
6:25questions and I can respond to all your
6:28question. So, I'm going to try to make
6:31this uh live between like an hour, an
6:34hour and a half, but I would love to
6:37respond to every question that each one
6:40of you guys have or at least do the best
6:43I can to answer those questions.
6:47Okay,
6:51nice days. Thank you for these classes I
6:53joined yesterday. I have been watching
6:55from day one and I'm learning a lot.
6:57Thank you very much. Welcome. Welcome to
7:00Enclelex Crusade International.
7:04Miss Risa Espinosa, thank you for uh the
7:08super sticker. Thank you very much.
7:10Thank you for helping our YouTube
7:13channel.
7:14All right. So I have talked to you since
7:17day one about the importance of
7:21developing
7:23your critical thinking and the
7:27importance of applying
7:30prioritization strategies.
7:33And when I started thinking about
7:36creating these seven day training, I
7:41debated in my mind. I asked for God's
7:44guidance on what is the best thing that
7:48I could do with this community that has
7:52joined our YouTube channel. And I
7:56decided to do something different than
7:59what exists today.
8:02Like I've mentioned before, there are a
8:05lot of great mentors out there. I am I'm
8:08not going to mention any of them in
8:10particular. uh to be respectful to
8:12everybody because I do believe that
8:15every mentor have something valuable to
8:18share with the community and you can
8:21always learn from everyone and of course
8:25there's there's going to be people that
8:27like it there's going to be people that
8:29don't like it like for example I know
8:32that there's going to be people that
8:33love the way I teach and there's going
8:36to be people that say well I don't like
8:37the way he teaches I don't understand
8:39the words that are coming out of his
8:41mouth. And you know what? It is okay. It
8:44is what it is. So, I am here for the
8:48ones that want to learn, for the ones
8:50that want to have a humble heart and
8:52say, you know what? I got something to
8:55learn from this guy. This uh Cuban
8:59that English is his second language.
9:03There's something I can learn from him.
9:05And for those I am more than uh humble
9:08to teach and to guide you and I
9:12appreciate that you have found guidance
9:14in me
9:16and that you have seen that I can make a
9:20difference in your enlex preparation.
9:24So I decided when I created this 7day
9:29training to focus on critical thinking,
9:34to focus on prioritization
9:37and not so much on content
9:41and what was the reason behind that? Why
9:44did I decided to do that?
9:47Thank you Miss Merciful Jammon for
9:50supporting our channel. Thank you
9:52Janette Coli. Thank you for supporting
9:54our YouTube channel.
9:57So, why did I decide to do that? Why did
10:00I focus on critical thinking and
10:03prioritization?
10:05Why not do another content video?
10:09Because you have enough content out
10:11there. There are so many good people out
10:14there that they're great at what they
10:16do. They have great resources and they
10:20teach good information. But I noticed
10:24that what doesn't exist out there before
10:28ENLEX Crusade International is critical
10:32thinking. Very few mentors, very few
10:36mentors cover critical thinking. Very
10:40few mentors talk about critical thinking
10:43and prioritization strategies. So what I
10:47want to do is I want to make a
10:49difference in that area. What I want to
10:52do is I want you to have somebody to
10:55follow and learn critical thinking and
10:59prioritization strategies. Okay. Why why
11:04is that my focus? Very simple. That is
11:08what makes the difference between
11:10passing and failing. From day one, I
11:14have mentioned that
11:17content is important. Yes, content is
11:20super important, but you need to learn
11:23how to apply critical thinking. You need
11:26to learn how to apply prioritization
11:29strategies. Without critical thinking
11:32and prioritization,
11:34you're probably not going to pass the
11:37ENCLEX. And I know this because over and
11:41over we've seen students taking the
11:43ENLEX once, twice, three times, four
11:47times failing and they don't know what's
11:50happening. They say what is the problem?
11:53I have used Q banks. I have studied with
11:57many professors. I have used the
12:00Sanders. I'm good in content. What is
12:03happening? What is happening is that
12:06you're probably weak on critical
12:09thinking and you have to change that.
12:11Okay, very good. So,
12:15I got our advisor
12:18or two of our our helping um advisors in
12:22the chat section commenting on our
12:25Telegram group. Make sure that you are
12:28following our Telegram group and I'm
12:30going to talk about that next. Okay. Erh
12:35hello professor how can I keep in touch
12:37with you for tutoring etc
12:41everyone out there is teaching content
12:44but no teaching on how to apply
12:47content and critical thinking on
12:49enclelex questions thank you that's very
12:52true
12:56prof I believe there is a scammer that
12:59is offering to uh join the Academy. Uh,
13:04no. If you're talking about Branny
13:07Tavarz Youel, Branny is with me. He's uh
13:12he has my permission to share
13:14information with you guys. Okay?
13:19So, do not worry.
13:22We got it. We got a tight tonight.
13:29Yeah. uh what Bronnie is is sharing in
13:32the comment section, he's sharing the
13:35link to Telegram the same as uh our
13:39advisor Elizabeth Beth, she's also
13:41sharing our link to Telegram so we can
13:44stay connected after our 7-day training.
13:47Okay,
13:49Jennifer, Professor, you and your wife
13:51Lee Dixie are two excellent mentors. I
13:54am blessed to have you both as my
13:56teacher. Thank you. Thank you very much,
13:58Natasha. To all my Haitian nurses, to
14:01those who speak Spanish, also please
14:03join ENLEX Crusade in Spanish. You will
14:06not regret it. Okay. Yes, absolutely. If
14:09you speak Spanish, if you're a nurse
14:11that you speak Spanish, there there is a
14:14lot more for you because we've had our
14:17academy for four years. So, there's so
14:19much stuff in Spanish that uh you'll be
14:23here all year and you still have more
14:25stuff to learn. For our English-
14:28speakaking nurses, this is something new
14:30that we're doing, but there is something
14:33valuable in that. Okay, the what is
14:37valuable in that is that you are getting
14:39the experience that we have acquired in
14:43four years of ENLEX preparation. I feel
14:47bad for my beginning nurses, my
14:49beginning students because I didn't know
14:52much. I knew the critical thinking part,
14:54but I think like our first classes was
14:57in a in a word document. I feel bad for
14:59them. It wasn't even like a PowerPoint
15:01presentation. There was no academy. We
15:04didn't have nothing recorded that they
15:07could see and and but it's part it's
15:10part of our history and we we've grown a
15:14lot since then.
15:16Thank you Beverly for joining our live
15:20and thank you for supporting
15:23our YouTube channel.
15:25Fariba, thank you for teaching critical
15:27thinking is wonderful. It is my wish.
15:31All right. Thank you very much. So
15:33what's next? What am I going to do next?
15:36What's going to be our next few steps?
15:40Okay. My goal, what I'm what I'm doing,
15:43what I'm think of doing, what I'm
15:45thinking of doing is we will create
15:49another 7day training. Okay? And I don't
15:54have a a launch day yet. I don't know
15:57exactly the day that is going to start,
16:00but since now as soon as I'm finished
16:04with this seven-day training with to
16:07tonight's live, I am going to start
16:09thinking of our future 7day training.
16:14And as a matter of fact, I would like
16:16when when we get to the to the Q&A
16:18section or or you can even comment now
16:20if you want. I would like to know
16:24if you could pick what the next sevenday
16:27training is going to be about, what
16:31would you prefer? What topic? For
16:33example, do you want a 7-day training on
16:36pharmarmacology? Do you want a 7-day
16:39training on ethics and laws? Do you want
16:42a 7-day training on uh EKG? Do you want
16:46a 7-day training on whatever whatever
16:49you want the seven-day training to be?
16:51I'll think about it and I will create
16:53something for our YouTube channel and we
16:57can do another 7-day train. Okay. So, if
17:00you can comment on the comment section
17:03what is it that you would like and my
17:06advisors they will be monitoring the
17:08chat. We will be collecting some
17:11information and we'll think of our next
17:14seven-day training. Maybe we can do a
17:16mixture of two topics. We can do so
17:19much. We can do so much in this YouTube
17:22channel that can help all of you guys
17:26drastically. Okay.
17:29So, I see some topics pharmarmacology.
17:41Anything you want professor will be
17:43good.
17:46Increase my sound. Okay. Let me let me
17:49put my sound a little bit higher. Is it
17:51Is it better there?
17:54Let's see.
17:57I'm gonna raise it a little bit.
18:02Okay, maybe it's a little Is it a little
18:03bit better there? Can you hear me a
18:05little bit better?
18:10EKG and pharmacology
18:13does a calculation.
18:15So I I see a lot of pharmarmacology.
18:18Okay.
18:21Psychiatry, mental health,
18:24critical thinking and EKG.
18:31H mixture of pharmacology and
18:33interdisciplinary approach style
18:35questions. SATA selector that applies
18:39critical care strategies.
18:44Uh, professor make it a few different
18:47topics,
18:50infection control.
18:56Okay. All right. So, I've I see a few a
19:00few topics that is coming up frequently.
19:05Pharmacology, EKG,
19:08and mental health. All right. So, we
19:12will do we will do something like that.
19:15Okay, perfect. So, I have seen a lot of
19:21students that have been contacting me
19:24requesting for me to mentor them and do
19:28private private tutoring.
19:31I wish I could do onetoone tutoring, but
19:35I can't. I don't have the time. We have
19:38right now over 500 active students in
19:42one program in our Spanish academy and
19:46we have 172 active students in another
19:50program and we are starting
19:54another three new courses in less than
19:58two weeks. So I don't have the time
20:00unfortunately to do one-to-one training
20:04and I don't have the time either to
20:06commit and say that I I will do a live
20:10course with all of you. I like to be
20:14very straightforward and and honest all
20:17the time and I wish that
20:20that doesn't hinder our relationship.
20:22It's just that I can I have a wife. I
20:25have a family. And I have a lot of
20:29things that we're doing at the same
20:30time.
20:32But I came up with the next best thing
20:36that I think can help and and be
20:40beneficial for many of you. Okay?
20:43Especially that I know that there's so
20:46many of you around the world that you're
20:50struggling. Maybe you're even struggling
20:52financially
20:53and you just don't have
20:57800, 700, $800 in your pockets to spend
21:01on a review.
21:03Uh that basically you don't even know
21:06what that review is going to be about.
21:09I'm I'm being as straight as forward as
21:12I can be and as honest as I can be. So I
21:16came up with the best next thing
21:19in our Spanish academy for several
21:22years.
21:24We've had something that that we call
21:27practice classes. And this practice
21:30classes we do it online, we do it on
21:33Zoom
21:35and basically we meet for three hours
21:38and we practice different topics
21:42together. Okay. What I do is I select 12
21:4615 questions
21:48about different topics and I do a little
21:50bit of a little bit of content and
21:54critical thinking, prioritization and
21:56strategies. And some
21:59classes, they're basically just
22:02questions, no content, just practice
22:04questions together, critical thinking,
22:07and I ask the student to participate and
22:10think with me, and I see how they're
22:12thinking. I give them feedback and we do
22:16that for three hours.
22:18So I'm thinking if if that is okay with
22:23some of you, if you're willing to do
22:25that, if you want me to mentor you that
22:28way, what we can do is I can try to do
22:31at least once a week, maybe not every
22:33week, but at least once a week, we can
22:36find a day and we can practice questions
22:40for three hours. And basically uh I have
22:44some classes that I already that I I
22:47have already created EKG. I have two EKG
22:51classes. I have a respiratory class. I
22:55got several prioritization strategy
22:58practice classes with very good
23:01question. And what I want to do is I
23:05will offer that to whoever wants to join
23:10those live zoom classes. Now in order to
23:15participate in those zoom live classes,
23:19I will be providing the information in
23:22our telegram group. So that is is very
23:26important. I have both of my advisor
23:30very often providing the link to our
23:34telegram group. Okay,
23:37you need to be in the telegram group
23:39because there is where I'm going to post
23:42the links to join the live class and to
23:46pay for that for those live class. Okay.
23:50What is the price that I charge for
23:53those live classes? the the price that I
23:57charge for them is $25 US.
24:01It's something very minimal. Okay, the
24:04and and I keep that. That's what I do
24:07with hundreds of my Spanish nurses.
24:11Okay, I am willing to do that with you
24:15guys, whoever is interested in doing
24:18that. However, if you cannot afford
24:22that, if $25 is too much for you because
24:26you are on the other side of the world
24:28and
24:30$25 is not easy to come around, then
24:34basically I will continue providing free
24:37content for all of you here on our
24:40YouTube channel and I will continue
24:43doing those seven-day trainings very
24:45often to help those students in need
24:49that basically don't have that. Okay? If
24:53you can afford it, if you're looking to
24:57pay a mentor and you want somebody to
24:59help you and you want to join those live
25:02classes, then you can do it. And the
25:05price for those live classes is going to
25:08be $25.
25:10I hope that's helpful. That's the best
25:13that I can do with the time that I have
25:16and all the things that I got in my in
25:20my in my box right now to deal with. I'm
25:24a very very very busy guy. But even
25:28being so busy, I have found the time to
25:31create this training for you guys and
25:33help all of you around the world prepare
25:37for the ENLX. Okay.
25:43Uh let me see see a lot of you guys
25:46contact com commenting on the chat.
25:53Stephen amazing idea. Thank you S very
25:56interested. Angelina $25 that is
26:00perfect.
26:04Wow amazing
26:07the class is on point. take advantages.
26:10Denise has has been on several of those
26:12classes.
26:14And yes, the ones that I'm talking about
26:16is English. Yes, correct. It's going to
26:18be the same thing that we're doing just
26:20on a Zoom meeting instead of YouTube.
26:23Zoom meeting is better. We can we can
26:25communicate back and forward and I can
26:28listen to you because I need to listen
26:30to to see how you're thinking. In order
26:33to really help most of you, I have to
26:36see what's going on on the other side.
26:38It is great to hear this. It is great to
26:40learn this. And yes, it's going to make
26:42a difference. But if we interact
26:44together, it's going to be a lot better.
26:46So, usually those classes are very
26:48small. Usually like 25, 30 students, 40
26:52sometimes.
26:54So, we have the opportunity to interact
26:56a lot.
27:00Okay.
27:03Um, how many hours and days uh run Seth?
27:07Usually one class is $25. The one class
27:12and it lasts about three hours. Okay.
27:15So, for example, if we say, "Okay, we're
27:17going to meet Friday at 5:00 p.m. and
27:21we're going to talk about EKG." For
27:24example, we're going to practice
27:26questions about EKG. When I say that,
27:29that class is going to be $25 and we
27:32meet for three hours about three hours,
27:34three hours and a half sometimes. So
27:36that's that's how it works. Okay,
27:44Jella, I love the idea.
27:48Uh, please teacher, let us know what are
27:51the classes I really need to re
27:53reinforce pharmarmacology and
27:55pediatrics.
28:02Marie, I am sure you give the
28:04opportunity to everyone because it is
28:06only 25.
28:08That's great and you're amazing
28:10professor.
28:12I'm doing the best I can to help you
28:14guys out. You know, I could sit here and
28:17say, you know what? Yes, I'm going to
28:18give another course. I'll prepare a
28:21course real quick. I have enough to
28:23prepare a course. and say, "I'll give a
28:25course about and then you have to pay
28:28$700."
28:30But how many of you that are here don't
28:32have that? I know I know that's there's
28:35plenty of you. Remember I I'm Cuban. I
28:38came from Cuba and I've noticed the
28:41countries that many of the countries
28:42that you are connecting from and I know
28:44the whole world is struggling right now.
28:46Even USA is struggling right now. So I
28:50think this is the best you know I feel
28:52that that is the best the best
28:54financially speaking the best for me
28:58time consuming and I think I can help
29:02more people like that maybe maybe later
29:05on maybe later on I do something else I
29:08I'll create a course for you guys and
29:10but hopefully by then you are completely
29:15gone with this you're done you're a
29:17raised nurse and you have been able be
29:19able to fulfill your dream. We have been
29:22uh waiting also we're creating a lot of
29:24content for the new ENLEX that is coming
29:27up in on April April 2023. So that's why
29:31I don't want to take my focus away from
29:33that because that is taking a lot of our
29:36time and preparation for the future and
29:39clicks. So,
29:42um I think this is going to be good for
29:44for most of you
29:48and 3 hours is perfect.
29:52Uh do I need to postpone the enlex day?
29:55It's beginning of April.
29:58Yes, Vanessa. I will start doing this
30:02probably first two weeks of April. So,
30:06if some of you have the EN clicks before
30:08then, then we're not going to be able to
30:11do much because we're going to be um on
30:14vacation soon as well.
30:17Um Karina, everyone, please take this
30:20advantage and opportunity. Thank you,
30:21Karina.
30:26All right. H those of you that I I saw
30:30one of the comments that said that
30:32there's a few nurses from Haiti that you
30:35speak Spanish.
30:37If you speak Spanish, call our Spanish
30:42academy.
30:43We have a lot more for that. And
30:48Elizabeth, if you can share the academy
30:50number. Um, okay. Please, if you can
30:53share the academy number to for them to
30:57call the Spanish side so they can talk
30:59to you. Uh, I always forget the number.
31:03352-5654256
31:06I believe is the number. But if Lisbet,
31:09if you can confirm for me, please.
31:15Um,
31:16can you please start the Zoom as early
31:18as tomorrow?
31:21H she I can't because we're going to be
31:24on vacation. So we're we're going to be
31:27out of town. So even if I wanted to I
31:30won't be h available.
31:33But uh Shia use everything I've talked
31:36to in these seven days.
31:39Listen to it again and practice a lot of
31:42questions. All of you guys that you have
31:45your ENLEX in the following two weeks,
31:48you need to practice good quality ENLEX
31:52style questions, critical thinking style
31:55questions. You have to practice at least
31:5875 questions per day. But make sure that
32:02you're practicing critical thinking
32:04question, not only basic content
32:07questions. and use this uh strategies
32:10and critical thinking that I have taught
32:13you and you will do much better. Trust
32:18me on that. Okay? Trust me on that.
32:24Uh okay. So everyone please make sure
32:28you're joining that Telegram group
32:31because you need to be connected to that
32:33Telegram group in order to receive the
32:35latest information.
32:39Okay, I see a lot of you guys u
32:43have joined. Excellent. Very good.
32:47Okay. And another thing that I will do
32:51for those who join our telegram group
32:56whenever we start the the live zooms on
33:02each class I will pick okay a few
33:06students and I will give you a free
33:09access to those classes. Okay. I will
33:14pick a few students and I will I will
33:17have you guys join the live Zoom without
33:19paying. I know
33:24I know who I'm going to pick. Basically,
33:27I'm going to pick the ones that I know
33:29they're they're very supportive, very
33:31interested,
33:32especially if I know you're around the
33:35world and you you're struggling
33:37financially as well. I'll I'll try to
33:40help out that way as well because either
33:44way I will be doing a live class and I
33:47will I will help
33:49some of you. Okay. Uh I cannot do that
33:53with everybody of course but I'll try to
33:57pick a few people in each one of those
33:59classes and help you out. Okay.
34:03So that will be very beneficial to to
34:08those students that simply can't don't
34:10have the money to afford even $25. Okay.
34:14So I would it will help it will help
34:18greatly too. Okay. H don't forget about
34:22me professor.
34:24I won't I won't forget.
34:26I have I have read your comments some of
34:29your comments on in our YouTube channel
34:32and it it's been great awesome the
34:36things that I'm hearing
34:38your expressions about this 7-day
34:40training has been wonderful okay so
34:44thank you thank you for those kind words
34:47it really inspires me to to continue to
34:51continue working to continue creating
34:54these 7-day trainings and to continue
34:57helping all those nurses that need help.
35:00Okay,
35:02don't leave me out, Professor
35:08Mariel. Trust me, I am an ENLEX
35:10crusader. They are the best.
35:13Never seen such humble h people. My
35:17teachers are the best. Thank you,
35:19Mariel. Thank you very much.
35:24All right. So very good. So now you know
35:28the next steps they're going to be. So I
35:32mention it again so you're aware the
35:34next step will be we will be creating
35:36another 7-day training. I will think
35:38about the topics that will be covered
35:41and the and the day that I'm going to do
35:43the live training. It's going to be
35:45probably in a few weeks.
35:47Number two, we're gonna have several
35:51live classes that we're going to be
35:52giving on Zoom where I will provide a a
35:58a link to register in our academy in our
36:02website. And the cost for those classes,
36:04they're going to be $25. Okay? It's
36:08going to be for three classes, for three
36:09hours, I'm sorry. And in a in each one
36:13of those class, I will pick somebody. I
36:15have one or two nurses, three nurses
36:18that I will give them access to our
36:21class for free to help out. Okay? So, I
36:25want to to set those points clear. Okay?
36:30Now, hear me out very careful with this.
36:35in the Telegram group. I know that there
36:39are some scammers that they're hidden
36:43between the nurses and they're asking
36:45for money from nurses that are in that
36:48group. Do not send a single penny to
36:52anybody.
36:54Do not send money via Zilly. Do not send
36:58a a a wire transfer. Do not send a I
37:03don't know whatever it's called around
37:05the world. Don't send anybody money that
37:08you don't know. I am not asking for
37:11money from anybody. Okay? The day I
37:14launch the class, you're going to know
37:17it's me because I'm going to post a
37:19video with me in our Telegram group.
37:23It's going to say, "Hi, this is
37:26Professor Ray. I am doing this class
37:29live on Zoom. This is the link to
37:32register right here right now and it's
37:35going to have the access to my academy
37:38and you're going to see that it's me.
37:41Okay? If somebody contacts you privately
37:45and they're asking you for money is not
37:48me. Don't don't believe it. Even if you
37:51see my photo, even if you see my face,
37:54okay? And if you're in doubt, say, "Call
37:58me back.
38:00If if you are doubtful that somebody's
38:03asking for money and you think it might
38:05not be me, tell that person, call me,
38:08call me. I want to know I want to make
38:10sure that he's the professor. Okay?
38:13Because the only place that I will put
38:16the links will be on the group on the
38:19big group. I am not sending it to people
38:22personally requesting money personally.
38:25Be very careful with that. Okay.
38:31All right.
38:38Okay. Perfect. So, our next session of
38:40our live, I want to have an open an open
38:44Q&A question. So basically, you are free
38:48to ask whatever question you have and
38:51I'll do the best I can to answer those
38:53questions about your ENLEX preparation,
38:56about what to study, about how to study.
39:01Any question that you may have, I'll try
39:03to answer. I don't have a whole lot of
39:05knowledge about documentation,
39:08okay? documentation wise, but I will be
39:12working on getting somebody to help so I
39:15can help in that area as well. But for
39:18now, if you ask me a bunch of
39:19information about licenses and
39:22documentation, I'm not I'm not too
39:24familiar with that part. Okay? But I'll
39:26do the best I can. So, I will be reading
39:29the chat section little bit by little
39:31bit. So, focus on asking a a concrete a
39:36specific question and I will read
39:39question by question on everyone.
39:42That way I answer everyone's question.
39:44Okay.
39:52All right.
39:56So, I will have this here in front of
39:58me.
40:12Okay. So, I'm reading the chat to to see
40:14the questions that you have.
40:26Let me see.
40:39Please, I need help completing and
40:41passing my ENLEX exam. Mel, we're here
40:44to help you. It will be a a pleasure to
40:47help you.
40:52Rafa, thank you, professor. I will be
40:55taking the ENLEX April 1st. I will do
40:58the best I can to apply critical
41:00thinking on the the things that you
41:02taught us on the seven-day training. Uh
41:04Rafa, yes, use that. Please let me know
41:07when you pass your ENLEX. Send me a
41:10quick message even here in on on YouTube
41:13or whatever. That way I know that you
41:15pass. If for whatever reason you don't
41:18pass, which I hope that's not the case,
41:20but for whatever reason that happens, be
41:24completely sure that I will be here to
41:26help you. Okay,
41:33I already take the Spanish classes,
41:36professor, but I will definitely join
41:38the practical English questions uh just
41:41to practice. Excellent. Good.
41:46Uh Dalis, professor, thank you all.
41:50Yesterday I got my test and I passed.
41:54Wow. Congratulations.
41:56Wow. Congratulations. I did 76 questions
42:00and I passed two hours. Wow. Awesome.
42:04Congratulations.
42:06Very, very good.
42:13Madupe, what do I need to know as an
42:16English mental health nurse living in
42:19living in the US?
42:21I don't understand the question. Modupe
42:24very well. Can you rephrase it?
42:27And thank you Janina for supporting our
42:30YouTube channel. I appreciate it.
42:41Giat professor please can I use a 2018
42:45QBank NCSBN test plan for the
42:49preparation?
42:50Okay.
42:53Ghana the NCSBN test plan. Yes, you can
42:57use for your preparation. You can use
43:00those resources to know the categories
43:04and the topics that appear on the ENLEX
43:07because it is still uh correct. The
43:10Qbank itself is good. The NCSBN QBank is
43:16good. I do believe is H focus more on
43:20content though.
43:22I think that there are resources out
43:25there that focus more on critical
43:26thinking and maybe could be more
43:29beneficial.
43:38Um, Aminata, I am taking mine on
43:41Wednesday. Okay, Aminata, let me know.
43:43Let me know how it goes.
43:51Often. Often is not an absolute word.
43:54No.
44:00H. Mercy. Can you kind kindly explain
44:02more on content?
44:05H. Well, that is a very open question. I
44:08don't know what specifically do you want
44:11to know about content because content is
44:14a big
44:16h big word.
44:23Gretchen, how many questions per day
44:25should we practice? Gretchen, it depends
44:28on where you are on your uh preparation.
44:32For example,
44:34let's say you're five months down the
44:37road, then there is no need to to go
44:41crazy on practicing questions, a lot of
44:43questions every day.
44:45If you have five months to prepare, you
44:48could do anywhere between 25 and 50
44:51questions per day and focus a little bit
44:53more on content. So content, practice,
44:56content, practice. However, if you are
45:00two weeks, three weeks, four weeks to
45:02your test day, you should be doing at
45:05least 75 questions per day minimum
45:10because the more you practice
45:13questions, the more you develop your
45:15critical thinking. And like I've said
45:18before, critical thinking is very
45:20important. Okay.
45:33All right, professor.
45:42I have Archer Cubang. Do you think it's
45:44the best one?
45:47I'm not too familiar with Archer. I have
45:49seen some questions that some students
45:52sent me. So I don't want to give an
45:56opinion without really knowing the
45:58Qbank.
46:00However, I use and why I usually
46:03encourage is the UWorld or or the Kaplan
46:08Q bank. Now if you're investing in the
46:11Kaplan Q bank and all you want to do is
46:14practice questions, which is what you
46:17have to do, get the basic one. I think
46:20it's $99.99 or something like that. and
46:23they give you a discount as well. So it
46:26it's very inexpensive
46:29at least here in with USA eyes and it
46:33will be very helpful. Okay, because I
46:37don't really know much about archer.
46:39Okay, I've I've seen a lot of people
46:41using it but I cannot h comment too much
46:44on them.
46:47Uh professor, we need more of you on
46:50this journey.
46:51Thank you.
47:01Tanya, when you have a question and it
47:05limits down to two answers and both
47:07answers are true statements, do you
47:10always go which which which one that is
47:15less safe?
47:18When I have two options that I am
47:21debating in between,
47:24what I try to do, I go back to the stem
47:27of the question again. I read the stem
47:30of the question again and I determine
47:33two key factors. Client's problem, okay,
47:37the patient's condition and if I have
47:39information about the patient's age,
47:42gender, etc.
47:44Then I go back to the answers and I try
47:46to find the answer that best
47:49relates to the topic of the question or
47:53I use a critical thinking strategy to
47:56prioritize if it if it is a priority
47:58question.
48:06Cynthia professor my knowledge on
48:08content is low what strategy should I
48:11use?
48:13If you're low on content, Cynthia, I
48:16think it would be very beneficial to you
48:19to buy the Sounders book, ETH edition,
48:23and start by practicing with Saunders
48:26questions as you review each chapter.
48:30Then once you start getting a little bit
48:32better on content, you will be very
48:35good. If if any of you are weak in
48:39content, the best Qbank to
48:44help with content and also do some
48:47critical thinking is you work. It's a
48:50little bit more expensive than Kaplan,
48:52but it is a good resource.
48:59Thank you, Sylvia Torres, for supporting
49:01our YouTube channel. I appreciate
49:08Uh will we be having some questions on
49:11the telegram group?
49:14We can as a matter of fact I will once
49:17we start meeting
49:19I'll I'll select a few of a few of you
49:22guys to be the the question creator for
49:26each day and then I'll be monitoring
49:29that chat as well and I will be posting
49:33uh questions also doing some videos also
49:37remember I'm still working okay I'm
49:39still working and and continue to help
49:41the YouTube channel as
49:49Adalis, you were with me all the time.
49:51God bless you. Please, all of you,
49:54listen to everything the teacher says
49:56because yesterday I use all that.
49:59This is the one that passed the ENLEX.
50:03Rolando Aer, I am a racer nurse. I
50:06passed on January 14th, 2022. Thank God
50:10the academy and the professors are best
50:13Ray and Liy. Thank you. Thank you
50:15Ronaldo
50:22professor. So when you get your ENLEX
50:24report back and you get near passing in
50:26all topics, do you need to go back to
50:29content or do you need strategies? If
50:30you're getting near,
50:33how many questions? If you can tell me
50:35yola how many questions specifically did
50:38you do? But usually if you're getting
50:43all near what you what you're missing is
50:46prioritization and critical thinking.
50:48You have to work on that.
50:54Mikail any Q banks? You were Kaplan.
51:01Vanessa says you were good rationals.
51:04Archer is cheaper too. Good for
51:07assessment. Okay.
51:16Joseline said, "Whoever say Archer is
51:18too cheap,
51:20you wrong."
51:22I don't I don't know. I don't know much
51:24about them.
51:26But I I've heard a lot of students using
51:28them.
51:32E Odian, I have the six edition of
51:35Sanders. Can I manage with that? I think
51:37it's too old. You need
51:41maybe seven is okay. Eight. Sanders
51:45eighth edition preferable. Six I think
51:48is too old. You need a better one. And I
51:52can provide you if you're in the
51:54Telegram group, I can give you a the e
51:56version um PDF version. It won't be the
52:00physical book, but at least you have the
52:02the PDF.
52:07Thank you, Miss Louis Brown, for that
52:11the super sticker.
52:14I appreciate it. Thanks for your help.
52:16Thanks for donating to our channel.
52:23A by
52:25professor I had a patient fall question
52:29and it was a selector that apply
52:32when the wife cooking and to protect the
52:34husband is to move adjacent room is
52:36safe.
52:39I think what you're talking about is if
52:41you have a a patient that is unstable
52:48or at risk of falls, the best location
52:52for that patient is near the nurses
52:54station. I think you're talking about
52:56that.
53:20Kaplan have different different
53:23packages. Like I said, I don't work for
53:26any of them. So, I don't I don't know
53:30the whole details about prices. All I
53:33know is that I've used Kaplan myself and
53:37I practice with Kaplan and I I have
53:40encouraged Kaplan to many many nurses.
53:48Vanessa Sanders does help with content.
53:50Professor is right. Jana Yetto, thank
53:53you Jana for supporting our YouTube
53:56channel. Thanks for helping us.
54:00Says, "Thank you for professor Reneer
54:02and Lee Dixie Liz Beth for all your work
54:04and support to all of us. God bless you
54:07and God bless your family." Thank you,
54:08Jana. We love you. You know, we've been
54:11together for for quite some time. and
54:14you're the next best.
54:18Tamara, thank you for supporting our
54:22channel. Thank you for your donation.
54:24Tamara, number one fan.
54:29Sadi says, "Archer
54:32starts at $29." Okay.
54:43Anna, thank you for your support.
54:45Professor
54:48Anna Anna Anna Lacy Paris, thank you for
54:51your donation and support for our
54:53YouTube channel.
54:56H Philillip, have you seen Pixo Rice?
55:02No, I haven't heard about that one.
55:05I haven't seen it.
55:08Oani Fontaine, thank you Oani for
55:11supporting our channel. Thanks for your
55:13help.
55:18H Joseline says Archer is Sounders for
55:24if you didn't know that. I didn't know
55:26that. Thank you, Joseline. H great,
55:29great info. I didn't know that Archer
55:32was Sanders.
55:33Good to know.
55:36Sadis, I pay 199 for Kaplan for 180
55:40days.
55:43Okay. Yeah. If you get the I think the
55:45the minimum Q bank that Kaplan offers I
55:49think it's like 90 something for 6
55:52months unless it changed recently.
56:04Gina Tavarus, I need help with content.
56:06I just started sound eight edition for
56:09the
56:11the Spanish nurses that I've seen
56:13commenting about content. I I know
56:16because your your your last name in our
56:19academy, we do have a lot of content
56:22a lot of content classes that can help
56:25you out.
56:27So, make sure you talk to our advisor
56:29about that. That will be a good help for
56:31you.
56:38Sadi,
56:41thank you for your super super sticker.
56:45You are amazing. Thank you. Thank you
56:47very much. I don't know what's going on
56:49with this camera today. There you go.
56:56Jella Cummings, I can't wait for the
56:59Zoom classes. Thank you, Jella. It will
57:03be very good. Trust me, you'll love it.
57:08Jenny, professor, this is my question. I
57:10got a question from from Archer Cubank
57:14that states, "What is the least
57:16appropriate intervention for the nurse
57:18to do? Please, can you clarify what
57:22least appropriate is?"
57:25Least appropriate means you're looking
57:28for a wrong answer. That is a negative
57:32statement style question. So you are
57:35looking for an answer that is incorrect
57:39or the least appropriate because if it
57:42says what is the most appropriate,
57:45you're looking for a correct statement,
57:47a correct answer. Least appropriate
57:51means no good. Okay.
58:00Okay. Any more questions? Come on.
58:04I thought you guys would be like
58:06questions away.
58:08Anything that you need about ENLEX
58:11preparation or was the 7-day training so
58:14good that you have no questions?
58:21Sh. Hello sir, how are you doing? I am
58:24doing great. Bless. How about you? How
58:27you doing?
58:32Philip say, "Yeah, I don't think archers
58:34is Sanders." I don't know. I don't I
58:37didn't know that. I'm going to have to
58:38do some research.
58:49Um
58:53Crafts
59:05craftsy nurse mom professor which one is
59:10best for content Saunders or Kaplan
59:14Saunders
59:16Saunders for content.
59:22or the Mark Kaplan has just Cuban for
59:24180 days for 99
59:27practice pack 279
59:30the cat plus the channel yeah odar just
59:34a cuba you don't need to get all you
59:37don't have to get crazy just a cubic
59:40practice
59:48You mean on the in the Telegram group?
59:51Yeah, we can do that.
59:57We can do that. No problem.
1:00:02When is the Zoom going to start? I
1:00:04really want to attend before I take my
1:00:06exams early next month. I'm thinking
1:00:09first second week of April,
1:00:13we'll do our first class.
1:00:21Oh, I see. I understand. Now, aesh,
1:00:25the question was about a home, not at
1:00:28the hospital.
1:00:31The Okay, if he's talking about a room,
1:00:33what would be the best room? It's kind
1:00:35of hard because I don't know what the
1:00:37whole question entitles
1:00:39and I have to see the question and the
1:00:41and the type of answers. But I will say
1:00:44whatever room is closest to where the uh
1:00:47caregiver is going to be at, that's
1:00:49going to be the best the best room.
1:00:53Thank you, Vivian, for supporting our
1:00:56channel. I appreciate it.
1:01:05Gloria Carter, I have had hard time
1:01:07remembering my labs. What do you
1:01:09suggest? Should I write them out daily?
1:01:14Gloria, people people learn different.
1:01:17Some people are more visual, some people
1:01:19are more like auditory. Like me, I I I
1:01:24learn more by hearing. I'm a musician,
1:01:27so I I learn more by hearing than
1:01:29reading. So you have to find out what's
1:01:33what works for you best. It might be
1:01:36repeating it out loud. It might be
1:01:38reading it. It might be having like a a
1:01:41to play it back to you. You have to try
1:01:44different things. But one of the things
1:01:48for people that are visual that learn by
1:01:50by by seeing things, reading, a good
1:01:54thing is in your in your room where you
1:01:56study, get like a
1:02:00big piece of paper and write the labs
1:02:04there and every time when you wake up in
1:02:06the morning go and read it that's
1:02:08usually very very helpful
1:02:17give us every day on telegram a lesson
1:02:20or an advice or a technique or something
1:02:23okay let's work on Huh?
1:02:30Maria, can you explain comparable or
1:02:32alike or similar? Maria, we talked about
1:02:34this yesterday. Make sure you see uh day
1:02:38six of our 7-day training. I talked
1:02:41about similar or alike, but basically
1:02:44similar or alike answers are two answers
1:02:47or three answers that makes the same
1:02:51statement in different words. For
1:02:54example,
1:02:55[Music]
1:02:57this this is just an example. So you see
1:03:00what I'm trying to say. You can say the
1:03:02patient can have breakfast in the
1:03:04morning or I can say the patient has
1:03:07breakfast at 9:00 in the morning. It's
1:03:10the same thing in the morning or 9:00
1:03:12a.m. is the same is the same thing. So
1:03:15that's kind of the idea. or maintain the
1:03:19patient NPO and another answer says the
1:03:21patient is not allowed to eat
1:03:24is the same thing no mo is similar or
1:03:27alike
1:03:38Philip this many people in some enlex
1:03:40group is having problems with your
1:03:42question regarding acute pain versus
1:03:46risk of bleeding ing. Oh, I know. I know
1:03:49that. I know that that's going to be
1:03:51very difficult to understand because
1:03:55there's a lot of wrong information out
1:03:57there. Even Q Banks I've seen making
1:03:59this mistake. But it's very simple,
1:04:02Phillip. And do this the day of your
1:04:04exam.
1:04:06If they're asking you to prioritize and
1:04:09you have a real problem, okay, versus a
1:04:14potential problem. A real problem has
1:04:17the priority over a potential problem
1:04:21every day. Why? Real problem exist
1:04:26already. Potential is something that
1:04:30hasn't occurred yet has the possibility
1:04:33of occurring. That is not the priority.
1:04:43Donna Thomas, professor, did you pass
1:04:44the enlex on the first time? Yes, I did.
1:04:49I studied for a month. I didn't have
1:04:51much time. I studied for one month. At
1:04:54that time, I used Kaplan and Pearson, I
1:04:59believe, was the book that I used. I
1:05:00didn't know the sounders then, but I I
1:05:03wasn't a big reader. I've never been a a
1:05:07a person to study a lot. I've always
1:05:10been a like a last day test taker kind
1:05:13of thing. Always been like that. I'm
1:05:15very good at doing tests and reading and
1:05:18and analyzing and critical thinking.
1:05:21Always been very good at that. So, I
1:05:24studied for about a month. I finished
1:05:26nursing school December 14th and then I
1:05:30took my test I think it was like
1:05:31February 1st or something like that and
1:05:34I passed with 75 questions on my first
1:05:37attempt. My wife also h took her test
1:05:41and she passed the enlex with 75
1:05:43questions on her first attempt as well.
1:05:54David Abila
1:05:56is asking, "I'm interested in your
1:05:58program,
1:06:01which is a how to pass the ENLEX step by
1:06:04step, the Spanish version. Can you say a
1:06:06few words about that?" Yes, David,
1:06:09David. So, basically that is a a course
1:06:12that we we created.
1:06:14The focus of that course is to teach our
1:06:16students h critical thinking and
1:06:19prioritization strategies. And basically
1:06:21it is a a sixweek course
1:06:25and the benefit of that course is that I
1:06:29give my students access to that course
1:06:31unlimited until they pass the enclelex
1:06:34rather than charging them all the time
1:06:36for the same course. I give them the
1:06:38benefit of using that until they pass
1:06:41the ENLEX. At least that is how it is
1:06:43right now.
1:06:45uh when when the new enclelex comes
1:06:47around, everything's going to change.
1:06:49But for now, that's how it works. And we
1:06:52work every every every
1:06:55two days out of every week for six
1:06:57weeks. We meet Monday and Tuesday at
1:07:008:00 p.m. on Zoom and we talk about
1:07:02different things. We provide strategies
1:07:05and we practice questions together. We
1:07:08talked a little bit about content, but
1:07:09not much content.
1:07:12And that has been our our number one
1:07:15course for several years and we've had a
1:07:19bunch of students. We get like sometimes
1:07:2210 students pass the ENLEX in one week.
1:07:25So it has been a very beneficial course
1:07:29for a lot a lot of our students.
1:07:34Uh Rolando, thank you number one fan.
1:07:37Thank you for supporting our channel. I
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1:07:44Banish about cle cell oxygen or
1:07:46hydration which one is the best answer.
1:07:51This one is a little bit difficult erh
1:07:54question uh Abananish because it depends
1:07:56on how they write the question. But
1:08:02usually the first intervention for a
1:08:06patient with SLE cell is to provide
1:08:10fluids hydration
1:08:12because by providing hydration you're
1:08:16going to help both the circulatory side
1:08:19and the oxygenation side. But I don't
1:08:23know if you remember the question that I
1:08:25put the other day.
1:08:27The answer was to give oxygen. There was
1:08:30no fluids available.
1:08:32The closest thing to fluid was the
1:08:35insertion of an IV catheter, but that
1:08:38wasn't it. But I have seen a lot of
1:08:40questions with cle cell crisis. A
1:08:42patient in cle cell anemia crisis and
1:08:45the prioritization is hydration
1:08:47administration of fluids. I hope it
1:08:49helps.
1:08:54Um, no, we started at five. There was a
1:08:57a a time change here in the US.
1:09:02Maybe maybe you got confused because of
1:09:04the time change.
1:09:09Miss uh Odon, professor, I'm taking my
1:09:12exam on the 29th.
1:09:15What should be my best plan of action
1:09:16with the rest of the time? Practice
1:09:19questions every day. Do 75 to 100
1:09:23questions. If you can do more, even
1:09:25better. Question question question.
1:09:29No time for content now. A lot of
1:09:31questions.
1:09:37Thank you. Thank you for your kind
1:09:39words.
1:09:43Tanya, on the practice question, do you
1:09:45recommend reading and writing down the
1:09:47rational?
1:09:49I'm not a big fan, Tanya, of writing
1:09:51down rationals. This is the reason why
1:09:55I see a lot of students with
1:09:59notebooks and notebooks and notebooks of
1:10:03rationals that they never read again. So
1:10:07all you did was waste a bunch of time
1:10:09writing those rationals that you're
1:10:11never going to look at them. And just by
1:10:13writing the rational one time, that's
1:10:16not going to help remember anything.
1:10:18Especially if you're writing hundreds
1:10:20and hundreds of rational. So me
1:10:23personally, but it works for some
1:10:26people. You cannot go by what works for
1:10:28me or doesn't work for me. For me
1:10:31doesn't make a whole lot of sense. But
1:10:34some student do it and it works for
1:10:36them. But I think it takes too much
1:10:38time. So I kind of agree with you there.
1:10:45Shade h the use of Mona. Mona they use
1:10:49it in patients with MI myioardial
1:10:52infffortion and it means the
1:10:54administration of mor morphine oxygen
1:10:56nitroglycerin and aspirin
1:11:00so it's just an acronym that they use to
1:11:03remember those medications that are
1:11:05administered during a myioardial
1:11:18Jillian Archer and Saunders are similar,
1:11:20not the same. I used the Archer Bank
1:11:22after listening uh to the 7-day training
1:11:25and my score went from 40 to 60 to 70%.
1:11:30Wow. Excellent.
1:11:34Lester, the Q Bank for Kaplan, you have
1:11:36to go to their website
1:11:39and I think you got to buy it on their
1:11:41website, I think. I'm not sure.
1:11:47[Music]
1:11:48I don't know how to pronounce this. Tan
1:11:52Tanha.
1:11:54I don't know how to pronounce it, but
1:11:57somebody that just
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1:12:03Thank you. I appreciate it. Maybe if you
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1:12:08comment how do I how do I pronounce
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1:12:12name,
1:12:18Samantha. Yeah, that works. That makes
1:12:21sense. You can do that. I I did that
1:12:24with like uh uh pH 7.35 7.35 7.45.
1:12:31Then the CO2 the same as the pH but take
1:12:34the seven out 35 to 45. Uh the sodium
1:12:38135 to 145. So yeah, you can use it. Um
1:12:43it works. Any any any little tip that
1:12:46you can use to to remember is good. The
1:12:49problem is is when you overuse them.
1:12:52When you overuse those tips, then it
1:12:56becomes useless because now you got a
1:12:59bunch of pneumonics that you don't
1:13:02remember. That's the problem with that.
1:13:15What about if the dose of the medication
1:13:17change and we do not have access to the
1:13:20doctor while the medication
1:13:23has to be given on time?
1:13:26I don't understand the question very
1:13:28well. FIVA, can you can you reward that
1:13:30question please?
1:13:36Graphsy. Um, will the Zoom classes fall
1:13:39on weekends or weekdays?
1:13:43I'm trying to to test it out craftsy to
1:13:46see how the whole group is, what is more
1:13:49beneficial.
1:13:51If I see that maybe the weekend is
1:13:54better, maybe I do it like on a Saturday
1:13:56morning.
1:13:58But if during the week work works fine,
1:14:01I might do one during the week. It
1:14:03depends on how the whole group does.
1:14:14Jalins, professor, can you explain what
1:14:16patient need to be put close to the
1:14:18nursing station? You need to put close
1:14:21to the nurse station. Patients that are
1:14:23unstable, patients that are confused,
1:14:26patients that are at flight flight risk
1:14:29that they can run away,
1:14:32psychiatric patients, those type of of
1:14:35patients.
1:14:37Samantha,
1:14:39thank you for h the support. Thank you
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1:15:06Uh Arnold, which Qbank did you use from
1:15:09day one? I used Q Kaplan
1:15:13all the time. It was actually the only
1:15:16the only Q bank I used. I think I tried
1:15:19a little bit the NCS. No, no, I used the
1:15:23C the Kaplan, but I also used the the
1:15:27Pearson's
1:15:29uh Qbank at that time. It was very
1:15:31famous, but it was too basic, way too
1:15:35easy. I I was getting like 80 90 95% on
1:15:39those questions and I discovered it was
1:15:42too easy. So I kept using the the
1:15:45coupler.
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1:17:16But meanwhile, we're going to work with
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1:17:29to interact with me live. That's going
1:17:31to be very beneficial.
1:17:36Gabriella, do you think that to study
1:17:38content and pass in addition to knowing
1:17:40strategy is enough with a U word bank?
1:17:44Yes, Gabriella. Many students use word
1:17:47and is sufficient.
1:17:49But I have students that they don't like
1:17:51you word or they have taken you word and
1:17:53take the enclelex and fail. So it it it
1:17:56depends. But I think you were with
1:17:59content and strategies and critical
1:18:01thinking is is enough.
1:18:07Is the enclelex score different from
1:18:09stateto state? No. Same same exam same
1:18:14characteristics
1:18:16same evaluation guidelines.
1:18:32Ron says about hepatitis A. Remember
1:18:34that hepatiti hepatitis A is a orical
1:18:39uh transmission.
1:18:41So anything that deals with h that route
1:18:46drinking or oropical route you have to
1:18:50be careful the ones that h are
1:18:53bloodborne you know hepatitis B
1:18:56hepatitis C that's when we're thinking
1:18:59about more about hand washing but
1:19:01handashing is an excellent excellent uh
1:19:05technique to prevent the transmission of
1:19:08pathogens okay good Hand washing it is a
1:19:12very good answer.
1:19:15But remember that hepatitis A is
1:19:17autofigural administr administration
1:19:20autoigural
1:19:22transmission.
1:19:29My exam is very soon. Is there any
1:19:31specific topic I should study on
1:19:33pediatrics?
1:19:35It's always been my weakness.
1:19:37pediatrics.
1:19:39Uh a lot of infection control on
1:19:41pediatrics,
1:19:44immunization on pediatrics,
1:19:48erh growth and development milestones,
1:19:53erh safety,
1:19:55use of toys, safety for the pediatric
1:19:57patient.
1:20:00Uh toilet training, there's sometimes
1:20:03stuff about toilet training.
1:20:06um
1:20:08poison
1:20:10poison on on pediatric patients. That's
1:20:14usually
1:20:16the most important points on pediatrics.
1:20:34Samantha, if you don't mind, could you
1:20:36explain more about management and when
1:20:39appointing a nurse from pediatrics or
1:20:41maternity to ortho or med surgeon, which
1:20:45patient to assign? Okay.
1:20:48So, general guidelines, Samantha, when
1:20:50it comes to h assigning patient, this
1:20:54has to do with delegation. Okay.
1:20:58If a nurse is coming from one unit to
1:21:02another unit, remember you have to give
1:21:06that nurse the most stable patient
1:21:12and also if you can find a stable
1:21:15patient that has a condition that is
1:21:18similar to what that nurse is used to
1:21:21treating in her unit, then that's
1:21:25usually the right patient. for that
1:21:28nurse. That's usually the guideline when
1:21:31it comes to this type of patient
1:21:33assignment. Thank you, Donna. Thank you
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1:21:51Professor you mentioned 75 question Mr.
1:21:53Aanish
1:21:55every day. saw only one uh bank, you
1:21:58were a Kaplan. Which one should I
1:22:00choose?
1:22:02When I finish the whole bank, can I redo
1:22:05the question? Is it helpful over and
1:22:07over? Thank you. Great question.
1:22:12This is what I usually say. If you're
1:22:15weak in content, pick your world and
1:22:19practice your question.
1:22:22If content is not your problem and you
1:22:25want to practice more critical thinking,
1:22:28higher thinking style questions, pick
1:22:30capital.
1:22:32And my uh suggestion after you're done
1:22:38with the cubank next, I don't like the
1:22:42students that go over and over and over
1:22:44and over the same cubank because then
1:22:47they start memorizing the questions and
1:22:49answer and then they give false re they
1:22:53get false reassurances.
1:22:55They think, "Oh, I'm doing so good. I'm
1:22:57getting higher percentage." No, it's
1:22:59because you're memorizing the answers.
1:23:01And that's going to be bad in the long
1:23:04run.
1:23:14Fariva, if there's a medication that
1:23:16needs to be given, but you're not sure
1:23:19of the correct dose or you think there's
1:23:21an error in the dose, you can admit
1:23:23administer the medication. You have to
1:23:25hold it until you talk to the doctor.
1:23:39PIA professor does the computer adapted
1:23:42test keep track of our previous attempts
1:23:44and ask question based on our previous
1:23:46attempt? Absolutely not.
1:23:48Not whatsoever.
1:23:56Lester, this is a general question. What
1:23:58tips can you give to be able to focus on
1:24:01answering questions during the exam and
1:24:05not distracted by other stuff? The key
1:24:09Lester is focus on the five key factors
1:24:13of an inlex question.
1:24:16So have that in your mind. Okay. Who's
1:24:17my patient? Female. What's my patient
1:24:20problem? And she's having abdominal
1:24:22pain. Okay. Where is the pain? Right
1:24:24lower quadrant. Okay. Where is she at?
1:24:26She's in the ER.
1:24:28Okay. Uh, is this a content or priority
1:24:30question? It's a priority question.
1:24:32Excellent. What strategy can I use? Uh,
1:24:35master's hierarchy of needs. Use the
1:24:36strategy. That way, you're focused from
1:24:39beginning to end because otherwise you
1:24:41start falling into the what if syndrome.
1:24:44That's what I call the what if syndrome.
1:24:46You start adding stuff to the question
1:24:48that doesn't exist. So, that is the key.
1:25:01Tanya, I won't do a Zoom before before
1:25:05April 1. I'm sorry. I I can't.
1:25:10But just uh just keep practicing
1:25:12questions. And if I see that you're
1:25:16telling me you use UWorld, if you are
1:25:19done with UWorld and you're retaking
1:25:21UWorld again, I think you should try
1:25:23another Q bank. Don't take the same one.
1:25:26Practice other question.
1:25:31Grace, what is the passing mark for the
1:25:33ENLEX? There is not a specific passing
1:25:36mark on the ENLEX.
1:25:39There is an imaginary passing line but
1:25:44it's not a number it's this the types of
1:25:47question
1:25:48once you answer
1:25:51how you're thinking question above the
1:25:53passing standard style of questions then
1:25:55you pass the ENLEX and those are
1:25:57questions that are analysis and
1:25:59application.
1:26:09Thank you, Angel, for supporting our
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1:26:19Bertis. Thank you for supporting our
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1:26:24Thank you for being here. Thank you,
1:26:25Lester, for helping our channel out.
1:26:30teacher, what do you think about the
1:26:31Princeton Bank, Gabriel? I don't know
1:26:33much about the Princeton Bank.
1:26:37Not enough to give an opinion.
1:26:40So,
1:26:43try it out. I heard a one of our
1:26:45students that passed the ENLEX last
1:26:47week. I heard him talking about the
1:26:49Princeton's bank and he said that it
1:26:52worked very well for him. But I don't I
1:26:54don't know enough to give you an
1:26:55opinion. Okay.
1:27:07Ku, is it always ABC? What about level
1:27:11of consciousness versus ABC? Excellent
1:27:14question. Okay. No, it's not always ABC.
1:27:18It's not always ABC because your patient
1:27:22for example your patient could have
1:27:25alter mental status and maybe the
1:27:27priority is a neurological response not
1:27:30a circulatory response. So you have to
1:27:33determine if it makes sense to the
1:27:35condition. That's why Maslo's hierarchy
1:27:38of need strategy step number three it is
1:27:40essential you need to identify if it
1:27:42makes sense to the condition. So if you
1:27:45learn the steps I taught on Maslo, I
1:27:48think it's going to help you out a lot.
1:27:51Okay.
1:27:57All right. Well, I think uh we're good
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1:28:54understand that in order to pass the
1:28:57ENLEX, you have to develop your critical
1:29:00thinking.
1:29:01I hope you see a chance that you can
1:29:06really really pass the ENLEX.
1:29:10I hope that you can see that my teaching
1:29:13can help you. I hope that you find
1:29:16guidance in my in my words. But have
1:29:20faith. You're going to listen to me
1:29:24saying a lot of things in our videos
1:29:27that you probably never heard before.
1:29:31And you may even question it sometimes,
1:29:34but trust me on this. What I'm teaching
1:29:37you will help you pass your ENLEX.
1:29:42Have faith and use it. Don't question it
1:29:45so much. Follow it. Apply it to your
1:29:49practice questions and you're going to
1:29:51see that your your scores are going to
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1:31:01have faith, it can happen. God bless you
1:31:05all. Bye-bye.

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